Shashir Mehrotra

And so if the models end up needing to restrict that behavior, then that is what it is.

We sit on top of the models.

I don't think we'll be the ones in the middle of those cases.

If I look from an industry perspective, I think it's a really hard case, both directions.

And I have real empathy for both sides.

I mean, copyright law is, like you said, it's the...

you know it's some of the it's some of the work that has allowed the internet to work and not everybody is happy with how the law draws a line and i think you're right that youtube tested that line in a new way viacom case on i think what opening i and claude gemini are doing going to test it in a new way and i think i hope they find a good line for it um i don't think that's where we're going to be i mean it's not we're not going to be the ones in the middle of those

lawsuits or those figuring out where that line is.

I don't think it really matters to us because it'll all happen in the models underneath us.

But I don't mean to say it doesn't matter to us as our own entity.

It matters to me as a citizen.

I mean, I think it's really important.

But I would also remember, like, for us, the primary agents people are trying to build on Superhuman have nothing to do with this.

I mean, the expert case is one case.

I mean, what people are doing with our product is they're going and taking—

their sales methodology and turning it into agents for their salespeople to be able to use.

They're taking their support tools, they're taking their calendars and making sure that as you're writing an email and saying, I can meet tomorrow at 6 p.m., please make sure that I'm actually free then.

Like I said, this is not a common part of our business.

We're not...

I mean, if I were those companies, the solution I would have isn't to go distribute that cost across all users.